they view it as an opportunity to get involved, be on the cutting edge of the technology with regards to cyber, development tremendous skills there and be able to then go out and use those skills in the private sector. so he's got a lot of young people, a lot of young, very bright people, who are anxious to participate in this effort. >> to include, coming out of our military academies. >> turning to the subject of the hearing, benghazi sfisk specifically, i would like to talk a little bit about what you've learned from these events and how you advise the next secretary of defense to better prepare for similar events and how the department should adapt to the next generation including obviously the ma taftization of al qaeda and other terrorist groups and cyberattack, both of which obviously pose very serious threats to the security of our homeland. i'm specifically concerned that this was an attack in a country that the u.s. helped liberate from decades of dictatorship. that day, september 11, 2012, witnessed demonstrations in other countries that were part of the arab spring, countr